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PM Modi calls for greater adoption of water-saving technologies

Modi urged wider use of artificial intelligence and water-saving tools, saying every drop must be used more effectively through public participation.

  • On Wednesday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the Ministry of Jal Shakti's two-day National Departmental Summit on Water in New Delhi, stating "Water security is vital for India and for our planet."
  • Bringing together Ministers and officials from States and Union Territories, the summit aimed to strengthen the spirit of Team India and deepen cooperative federalism on national water priorities.
  • Modi recommended using artificial intelligence for robust water data collection and management, while urging stakeholders to develop and scale efficient water-saving technologies through dedicated workshops and exposure to global best practices.
  • Emphasizing "Jan Bhagidari," or people's participation, the Prime Minister called for promoting the Jal Utsav initiative to create greater awareness and ensure every drop of rainwater is conserved.
  • Modi urged that actionable measures be pursued through continuous review rather than as a one-time exercise, while calling for sensitized urban planning to address population growth and future water requirements.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has called for making water conservation a people's movement, not just a government job. Speaking at the National Water Summit, he suggested using modern technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and dam safety to address the future water crisis. He said it is important to include water literacy in school curricula.

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The Hans India broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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